Archive: 06/07/2015

Safer, with more benefits: Parents' vaccine views shifting

Over the same time period that multiple outbreaks of measles and whooping cough made headlines around the country, parents' views on vaccines became more favorable, according to a new nationally-representative poll.

Jul 6, 2015

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Is colitis in infants caused by their own intestinal flora?

The existing explanatory model for the development of a special form of colitis in infants is currently being called into question: Whereas it was previously assumed that the cause is an allergic reaction to cow's milk proteins, ...

Jul 6, 2015

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Three-pronged approach could reduce suicide risk

"Suicidal thought doesn't need to be fatal to be serious" is the mantra of a University of Queensland expert who has spent five years developing a new mental health test.

Jul 6, 2015

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Implications of dual-tasking on dementia research

You turn the street corner and bump into an old friend. After the initial greetings and exclamations of "It's so good to see you!" and "Has it been that long?", your friend inquires as to where you are going. You wave your ...

Jul 6, 2015

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Simplifying diagnosis of diabetes in remote indigenous settings

Researchers have found a way of simplifying the diagnosis of diabetes in Indigenous Australians living in remote health care settings, according to a study published in the Medical Journal of Australia.

Jul 6, 2015

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Tablet technology to help children with autism

Monash University researchers have developed the world's first tablet technology designed to assist children with developmental disabilities such as autism and Down Syndrome.

Jul 6, 2015

Doctors to help shape the future of revalidation

A major independent evaluation carried out by a national panel of researchers led by Plymouth University, has been launched to help shape the future of revalidation.

Jul 6, 2015

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Study finds certain concussions may lead to cognitive changes

A study of former National Football League players led by neurologists and neuropsychologists at the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas and The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center has ...

Jul 6, 2015

How does aging affect athletic performance?

I remember the moment a few years ago while watching TV when I realized that if I were riding in the Tour de France, at age 42 I'd be the oldest person in the race. It hit me that my dream of racing in cycling's biggest event ...

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Muscular dystrophy expert's disappointment at drug refusal

A researcher who has helped develop a pioneering treatment has expressed her frustration after the drug has been turned down for early NHS funding.

Jul 6, 2015

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Archive: 06/07/2015

Safer, with more benefits: Parents' vaccine views shifting

Is colitis in infants caused by their own intestinal flora?

Three-pronged approach could reduce suicide risk

Implications of dual-tasking on dementia research

Simplifying diagnosis of diabetes in remote indigenous settings

Tablet technology to help children with autism

Doctors to help shape the future of revalidation

Study finds certain concussions may lead to cognitive changes

How does aging affect athletic performance?

Muscular dystrophy expert's disappointment at drug refusal

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